RPG vs MMORPG

MMO. You can talk to other people, so its more social. Also you can generally build your own character, and, in some cases like with gpotato, you can customize the stat growth and weapons. I've yet to see a RPG like that.

 

Man. I love Fiesta online, adventurequest, & Perfectworld. I say MMOrpg. You can make the character to your liking & fight the way you want to. ^^

 

Depends on my mood really. Sometimes i like to look for a good core story, more than a single character(normally) and free long-time play. Other times i want to PWN n00bs and make my own character..

 

I think MMORPG's are way better than RPG's. with MMO's you can meet a lot of new people from around the world. and u can get some help with things, like if the game has quests u can ask somebody to come with u and help. with RPG's ur all on ur own.

 

RPG's are so much better. MMORPG's are too simple. It's just click and fight monsters. There's nothing exciting about MMO's

 

MMORPGs, the thing I have against them is it seems like all hack n slash, and in the case of Diablo, only a few 'master' goals like defeating Baal and Diablo..

 

Try to refrain from bumping old threads that have not been active for 2+ months

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Hmm, I thought I had powers here..
Then again, I never did.

Close please.

 

I'll go with M.M.O.R.P.G.'s. While R.P.G.'s are very great and all, they're fun to play and you can get into them; M.M.O.R.P.G.'s will get my "vote" because you get to play with people, fight people (P.V.P.), and well hey, they're usually very huge and expansive so it's a win, win.

 

QFT

MMO wins, nuff said. Best example of MMO is RAN Online, I use to play that game.

 

Umm to back up R.P.G.'s I'd like to say that Fate: Undicovered Realms allows you to costomize stat growth and weapons. Also, D & D is a classic R.P.G. that allows you to do that.

 

QFT

Stat Growth? Doesn't most RPG's allow you to do that, I poit you in the direction towards FF X and almost ever flash RPG.

I prefer RPG's almost all the time. If I want online I'll go for an FPS.

 

Umm, ahem, many almost all of the earliest RPG's had stat growth so yeah?